Sound of Architecture

Angeliki Sioli is assistant professor at the Department of Architecture, TU Delft. Elisavet Kiourtsoglou is lecturer at the Department of Culture, Creative Media and Industries, University of Thessaly.

• Acknowledgements Angeliki Sioli and Elisavet Kiourtsoglou Introduction 01. Atmospheres that Touch Angeliki Sioli and Elisavet Kiourtsoglou Section #01: Room Vibrations 02. Listening with Christian Norberg-Schulz: Sonic Experience and Music Theory in his Writings Anna Ulrikke Andersen 03. Setting the Tone in Early 20th-century North American Living Rooms: The Parlor Piano Michael Windover and James Deaville 04. Playing to the Room: The Recording Studio as Instrument Timothy Carey 05. Vibe, c. 1969: The Technicity of Operative Ambience in Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Lady Studios Clemens Finkelstein 06. Resonant Rooms as Tuning Forks: Architectural Implications of Sound Art Ross K. Elfline Section #02: Building Pitches 07. The Happiness of the World at its Birth: Acoustic Atmosphere in the ‘General Effect’ of Ledoux’s Theater of Besançon Paul Holmquist 08. Acoustics at 1:10: Miniaturizing Atmosphere Carlotta Darò 09. The Electronic Campanile at Ronchamp Joseph L. Clarke 10. Chromesthesia and the Multiverse of Listening in Music and Architecture: Luigi Nono in Collaboration with Renzo Piano Federica Goffi 11. Tools of Immersion: Drawing the Acoustic Atmosphere of the Philips Pavilion Elisavet Kiourtsoglou Section #03: City Tunes 12. The Instrumentarium of Kircher: Premises of a Universal Phonurgy Cécile Regnault 13. Dissolving in the Air: Mrs. Dalloway’s Sonorous Modern London Angeliki Sioli 14. Lacrimae Rerum and Tears of Memory: Sonic Encounters in the Public Realm Karen Van Lengen 15. The Border between Sound and Silence: Sonic Preservation at the Berlin Wall Pamela Jordan 16. Listen and Write! Addressing Urban Soundscapes in Architectural Education Klaske Havik and Michael de Beer Echoes 17. On Atmospheres and Other Difficulties: A Conversation with Alberto Pérez-Gómez Angeliki Sioli 18. Places where Silence is Eloquent Ricardo L. Castro About the Editors About the Authors List of illustrations Bibliography Index Color Plates

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